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TULSA DAILY WORLD, MONDAY, MAY 17, 1920
OILERS WIN SECOND STRAIGHT FROM SIOUX CITY, 7 TO 4
G
Cowan Holds Sioux To 7 Hits;
TiemeyContinuesHardllitting
Burke Gets 3 Blows
Oilers Make Hits
Count.
COWAN IS EFFECTIVE
HiK Follow in Diiiitfor Only
in One IniiitiK Cleve
land ItatH Well.
frolo tnThn WotM
HIOCX tllTV, Iowa, My 1
Thn Ollom miulo It two straight
from Hloux clly todnv by winning
7 (n 4 In ii drlzilltiK ruin. Although
tlio Packer touched Cownn, the
Tulsa pitcher, for sevnn snfo hlls,
they worn unahln tn bunch llinm
sufficiently In worn llin nprcnr)'
rurm tit win.
Throe HIdiix Clly pitchers were
mod. Miles, wlio started till' Riitne,
lasted Jimt Inn Innings, during
which time ho allow ril five hit,
which resulted In four runs I'lntch
rr went In In thn (tilt il . with mn
nn flrnt nd Ihlrd mill hnno out, ho
retired thn side with only one- moro
run. Hp wus relieved In thn eighth
liy Wh limner, who mIIowhiI only one
hit In thn lnnt two frames.
(JimmI Hull Played.
Cowan liavrlod the orjtlro mule
nnil pitched fairly cotinlntonl hall.
Mn wnn In rnl dniiRcr only once,
That wan In thn sixth, when Hloux
City scored thren runs, Uln was
fulling when the gnme opened mid
continued until thn Hlxth whi'ii thn
nklen cleared temporarily. Moth
sides played good hall considering
thn rohl nnil ihimt weather
Thn i 'a chorn registered thn first
run of thn gnmn In the lnnt half of
thn flint limine when Crouch, who
hail singled niul gone to second In
mi Inflclil out, came home on Mo.
Mnnlin' wlhl throw to flint huso off
Dofato'n grounder. Ilefato took
second on tho error, unU went to
third nn Hole,hle'n single. Ho bade
thn third out, however, when he
wan caught trying to reach home
on tho hit,
The visitors canin hnck ntronR In
tho first of the second Tlernny
ilntihled nnd went to third when
Dnvln drew a base on balls. I4'our
. wild on en to Connelly filled tho
banen with none out. McManuii
then Hindu tip for his orror In the
flrnt Inning by hcndltvg tho ball
over tho right field fence for two
boxen, scoring Tlerney' Imd Davis
and putting Connolly on thlnlu
llrnnnon nfoundeil out nnd Cowan
whiffed, llurko then delivered h
single and scored both McMnrjus
and Connelly. Graham hit n hlRh
fly to Hoblnson In canter flold and
tho sldo waa rotlrrd.
Won In Third nnil Sixth,
Tulna obtained nnother marker In
thn third on klnelr.i hy Cleveland,
Tlerney nnd Davis. Nollher nlrte
srored ngnln until thn nlxth when
the Oilers chased across two rutin,
nfler onn wns nut, hy meunn of
three more, safeties.
Hloux City retaliated In thn hist
Imlf of tho frame, by scoring threo
run. Fletcher surprised tho fans
hy Inking u healthy nwtnR at tho
second hall over and sending It
against thn rlRht fluid foncu for n
single. Crouch drew a baso on
halls and lTvcrn hIiirIciI, filling thn
bases, Defatn came In tho rescuo
with a twn.hiiRRer and Kletoher
nnd Crouch crossed tho plate, Kvorn
going to third. Itnbinsun Rrouudnd
out to the shortstop and Kvers
ncored on the play, llelchlo struck
i and tho ulrin wan letlred when
McMnntis caiiRbt Onnnclly'H fly.
Tim remaining Innings were
M-oroless on both shirs,
GYPSY-SINCLAIR
TO PLAY TODAY
City Oil League Leaders
Face Hard Schedule
This Week.
Oypsy, lenRiio leadern nnd Hlnclalr,
poHMiworn of an ovon npllt In a duo
if Rumen are nchcdnled to clanh In a
city oil I en Kile contest at .MC.Miiiy
1'nrlc at 5-15 thin evenhiR, Nchml
nlcd In nnld nitvlsedly n the relRli of
.lttplter riuvltin htm held nwuy over
tho province of haneball,
John Young, who In porformhiR n
hi Aloxander. Cnvelenkln and Clnudo
Williams, each hclnR t ht? ponnensor of
conMicutlvo rnnn of vlctorloH. hua
umassi'd it pair of Hiiccemdvn con
(Ue5t and Is travolliiR at u hotter
Kalt thin hchboii than In previous
cnmpalRtiM. 'lypay hnn a IiVirIi
Kchedtilo thin week, helntr compelled
to piny three Riimoi un the rnln blot
ted the program of nonio of tho pro
vloun contrntn. Thin U tho ucn In the
hole ln other clubn In the league
are nwaltltiR. an they concede tho
Oypny comine very strotiR with
Younir In the bos hut with a trinity
of Rnnics nl immediate hand they
v;ill he co-npellod to uillUo pomo
other moun 'ei
Hlncliilr docs not look on YouiiR'.'i
prospcetH of vlctoiy an no roseate
and with the aRlle Imiebnll bralni
of MnnnRcr Donovnn nnd Captnhl
O'Douuell workliiR until the mid
nlRht oil ran low they admit they
have concocted u nchemo of piny
which will upnvt tho (lypay larder
end thereby tlRhtvn ui tho classy
City Oil leniflie nice.
Thero nro other Rieat cnnfnhn
carded for tho remainder of tho
week,
Tuesday, Condon nnd O. I'. 11.
Wednesday, Texaco nnd Hlnclnlr.
Ttinrnitay, Carter and Oypsy.
J'rlday, Hlnclnlr and Condon.
Pntiirdny. tjypay nnd Texaco nnd a
postponed name
EVANS AND FABRIQUE JUMP
lwN.AS CITY, MO.. May Iti.--,
I'lloher W ,1. 15vau and "llunny" ,
Knbrlquo, nhorutop, today Jumped '
tho KannaH City tciun of tho Atnerl-
can HBSoclatlon, leaving tonluht for
Oil City, l'n., where they mild they
would play with tho Oil City team of
tho Steel league.
' r
Won Another
Tl l.A
A ll.lt II A. P.
f, I 1 0 0 0
llurke, rf ,
(Irahiitn, lb
Cleveland, lb
Tlcriiny, I h . .
Iinvln. rf . . .
Cnnimlly. ef
Mr Mu mm, nn
Urunnon, c . .
Cotvuti, p . .
ft n o u
o n
TiitnU 3 : in IT n i
moiw errs.
A ll.IL II. O. A H.
Croueh, If . . .
Hvern. 2h , . .
llefnte, m . .
Itoblunon, ef .
Itelohle, if
Donnelly.' lb .
Alti'iitintt, 3b
HlffiTt. r
MIIcm, p . , . .
KletcltHi'. p .
U'ulillinuer. ;i
lloltoinly. x . ,
I o
I
a ' a
n
ii
i
a
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i
II n
II HI
li
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TotalN . . . 31 4 7 II U -
xtlntted for I'lntcher In nnvouth.
Tnlm 1)4 1 01)2 OIHI -7
Hloux City .... loo 003 odd -I
linnet on balln. Cownn 1, .MIIcm 2,
Fletcher 2: hit by pitched hall -by
Fletcher, Dnvln; two bane llltn, Defatn
2. Illffert, Tlerney, McManuii, iloubln
tibiyn. Kvern to Derate to Donnelly,
left nil bnnen, Hloux City I. Tillwi 0,
K.irned i unn and hltn, off AIIIh I anil
f. In two IniilnRKi off I'lntcher 3 ami
4 In r InnliiRn, off Waldbauer 0 and 1
In 2, Cownn 3 ahd 7, ntrtiek out, by
Cnwiin B, by Mllen 2, by Kletcher 1,
by Wnldbailer 2, IohIiir pitcher. Mllen,
t'liiDlrcH, Jacob and l.aiuon. Time
1 56.
INDIANS AND REDS:
SET A FAST PACE I
Ohio Entrants Again
Lead in Hespeetive
Leagues.
in
NISW YOIUC, May Dl Tho Cin
cinnati world' Rhumploun and thn
Cleveland Americana recovored their
ntHile hint week and iiRnln lead their
rcnpectlvn letiRUCH,
Tho CIiIcuro Natlonaln Jumped In
to third place today hy wlnnliiK their
neveiitli ntrnlRht Victory. Thn Now
York Amerlc.inn won all four nam en
hint week, hut lout today. Cincin
nati butted bard and fielded well.
.Moro I '.Mm InnliiRs for llnbhis
llrooklyn oiiRiiRnd In two more ex
Ira lunliiK contenln nnd won both.
Tho Supcrban lout to CIiIcuro but lout
twlcn to St, I.oiiln. IliHton'n wlnnliiK
truk rndt-il In tho went. The llravcn
nflnr nix cnnaecullvii vlotorbm, fell
before llalnen of thn CardlnalM and
lnnt three lo CIiIcuro: I'ltlnburKh
nnd New York madn nn proRrenn, Ht.
j.otiln Ravo Itn pllchern no mippoil.
In thn American IciiRito Cleveland
ncored over ChlcnRO, Ht. I.ouln and
uoHlon hut wan halted by New York.
tilth, New York'H premier Ioiir iIIh
tuncn nlURRcr, hrmiRht hln neanon to
tal of hnnm rutin tip to five, blttlnu
two Tuendny and one W'ednenday
HoHton and ChlcaRii had n IonIih;
week WimhltiRton and Detroit were
unable m coutlntio their wlnnliiR
play of tho prevhin week. Ht. IOtiln
pllchern were Ineffective, I'litladnl
phla fotiRht hard to Ret nn even
lireak In four riiiucm.
In thn Interni'i'tlonal Rumen, the
wentern teanm of the National h'nituo
woo ten out of 10 whlln the eantern
clubs of the American have then
ncvon out of 13.
I'.loviilnr (ilrj Iiiipro('H,
Minn Fronla llcnilernou, elevator
girl at Tho World IiuIIiIIiir, who wan
nerlniikly Injured onrly Hatiirday
mnrnltiR when nhe fell down the
elevator shaft, wan reported nllRhlly
Improved nt Oklahoma honpltal hint
nlRht Dr. Frod H. Clinton, uttcml
Inc phynlchin, n.ild the Rlrl In not
yet out of dniiRcr, however
Georges Papin, French Scrapper
Stopped by American Lightweight
g''
niK ' -a mm HP''
ficorRVH Papin nnil Iiow
HeorRen I'apln, hlKhlj Wmtml
Tcndler In tho fltl'v jcaund. ut Uitilv
Wodnecday nlghU
The Scoreboard
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At f loln" t, Oklaliiimt Clly
Al OimitiM-WltihlU. mi m, rain.
Nnllnnnl Lrnmif,
At Ctiidnnntl I, Phllmltll'tiU 1, It In ,
nlnv I
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Al Hi I.OHI-llrmiklyn. nn rnlnn fln.
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I Al Whlnrlnn i m l.ula I.
only ln ymn ncliwlulwil
1 mrrlrnn .i,rlM(lnn.
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At KmiiMn ( II v 1, In'tlHimiMilia I.
(IrNlcrii AwMirlittl'iii.
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(IAMI',5 rtlllAV.
Urttrrn l.rarur,
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.Inplln at Hi. JntM'li.
Wlrhlta nl Olnnlin
Oklahoma City at Hindi Clly
.Niltlniml LrHgnn.
llnKtim nt Chlonitn.
llrixiklyn at Ml. I. null
Nnw Vnrlc lit IMttnlmrnh
I'llllMilelplilH nt lim-lhhatt
Anirrlritn Lrnxilr.
I'lilfann nt tlnotmi.
Hi liula ni Waahlnnion.
Ilrltnlt al rhllilrl,liU
(Inly tlilen hhi'im Fclitlltfil
Ainrrli'iin AaiM-lrtllnn,
cnliirntiua ni Mlnnnapolla
Telf.tn nt nt I'niil
tmllaiiaiinlla at Kanaan Clly.
I . 1 1 1 x v 1 1 1 r nl Mllwaiiko.
Watrrn AaaiM-lutlnn.
I'm I Smllh nl rikmulirr.
Hirlnnllrli nt lli-nrr-Hn
I'AWliiiaka at chli'kaaha.
DruiiiilBht at linld.
Western Association
IIKMtll.dlli:, May It.
Ttlf afnrn
I'nrt Hmllli
DkiniilKnv
n. it n.
3
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I'lltCKAKllA, May in
Th arnrn Tl, 11 H.
t'nwlniakn -I a I
Chlrkn.llH 1 tj 1
llallrrlra Millar nni Krnneilyi Maloiia
Hint I'nbnrr.
IIVIII. May t.-
Thr rnr It III II.
Ilrlltnrlxht 4 7 1
Unlit .. -3 7 0
HMtrrl-a-litai-ra anil l.ambi Wrltht,
rhlllla ami ("t nl Ii.
TO SELL SURFACE RIGHTS
Touimlten nf richer. Curillii, Uockcr
lllc unit t'liapatv lo llo Sold,
MIAMI, Okla., May If,. Surface
iIrIiIm to laud cnniprNliiR tho town
nltcn of 1'lcJierj Cnrilln, Douthut,
llockervllle, Quapaw ami other townn
located In the northern part of Ot
tawa county will he nold here nhortly
It wan announced hy llev. Carl 1''
Mayer. Indian iirciiI, .1. (leorRO
WrlHht. NliperlnteiHlent of the OnnRO
nation, nnd .1. 11 lleeveh of tho In
dian offlrn at WnnhliiRtnn, with Mr.
Mayer, will act an thn cnmtulnMnn
to imnn on the landn and not tho val
uation. Tho land romprlneM n larRn
acreaRe In the northern part of the
connlv owned by the Quapaw Indlann
and the mineral and oil rlRhtn will ho
tetalned for them The cnmmlnnlon
will meet next week and thn town
nlte of I'lcher will be the flrnt nold.
Colchnilo An nit emu ry.
DI1S MOINIIH, lown. May !.--The
afternoon nennlnn of tho Melho
dint Uplncopnl Renernl conferonco
wan Riven over to a celebration of
the threo hundredth anniversary of
the InudliiK of the pilgrim fiithnrn.
lllnhop I.. II. Wllnon delivered tho
iiddrenH of tho day on thin tercen
tenary event.
Tcndler In nRhllnc UprhIIii.
Krench boxer, wan Mopped hy Iovr
nchedulod la-round bout at Jersey City
' '
j 2 BOUTS TONIGHT
IN SOONER RINGS
liOO
t'l'Iil Reno
and Beggs to ,
Cards Knid
Has Go Saturday. i
Uoxinu HoiiIh Tonight
At Cnnton. Ohio .lack Ilrltton
vn. Mike O'Dnwd, 12 roundn
At I'hllndnlpbln - .lolmnv ( un
ion Vn Willie .iiiiKft'in nix
round llRhtwelRhtn
At Milwaukee--Lew Temjler vn.
I'lnki-y Mitchell, to roumU HkIi
welKhln
At IMttnburR. Han iratiK
MiMowau n. Nnil All, mil, 10
i (Hindu. IlKlltWelRhtM.
At Mlnnnnnolln TndJv Murphy
vn l.e llalril, l roundi. llRht
welRhtn. At HI Iteno, OKU. lexnn latn
llaltlliiR Welnn, 10 rouniln,
IlKht hoavywelRhtn.
At Nannviiic uarry iinniier
vn. Freddy llootde, 10 roundn.
llRhtwelRhtn.
Al lleRKi. Oklil. -H1X mooter
Mnrnt- n lied llyril. 12 roundn,
wel'rrwelRhtn
i HtirlnRflebl Mo Art .MaRlrl
Yoiiiir K'tznlmtiionn. 10
oiindn mlddlewelRlitn
Ily 1.AIUIY DAII.KY
Thin month ban
been tho mont
Im put t a nt In rliiR
iinnalu (or a Ioiir
Unto, In thn num
ber of ncrapn and
their Importance
Tho defeat of
Mike O'Dowd by
Johnny Wilson
for tho world's
tn I d d I o w o tRht
title, thn first
overthrow of a
champion Inee
Wlllard Ion- the
h o a v y w n 1 c h t
crown; Lew Tendler'n victory oyer
(leorRcn I'apln, tho Krrnrhmnn.
Wlllln Jiicknop'n defeat of Johnny
Dundee, and Carl Treinnlne'n vic
tory over I'hI Mooro were of tho
(,'risitcnt Intorent.
Niiiiteroun bouts have been held
In Oklahoma or will be held be
fore Juno 1. DrumrlRhl opened
hint week with n Rood card, after
several weeks of Inactivity, Tulsa
ntnRen a proRram or two every
month. Itumnrn of hntit.i here
latn In May have been heard, hut
liolhliiR definite hnn been an
nounced. Six Shooter Mornn nnd fled Ityrd,
two Oklahoma wcltcrwolRhtn clash
In a 12-rnitnd ro at UeeRs tnnlclil.
Two morn bouts arn curded In Okln
hnniii tonlRht. Texas Tate, veteran
heavywelRht. ineotK IlattlhiR Wolnn,
a former uoldlrr, nt Kl Ilono, In n,
10. round ro,
Knld stapes a proRram nexl Fri
day nlRht with Mickey Illley of Han
Antonio meeting Frnnltle Nurdln
of Oklahoma In thn 10-roiind main
event. Tho men urn IIrIiIwoIkIiIf.
AliihkORCo plaim ii double ulnilup
licit I'rhlay nlht with l,lnhiclRht
.Iihi Mi t.'oiMiii mc'tlii; "lied" SIich'
ban anil .MhhlleMcjRlit I'rnnk .Mo
Cowan IhixIiir Voiiiir llcnipsey.
Until Scrniw mid for III roiimlH.
Mike (llbbonn, tho St- Paul phan
loin, In com I rip out of retirement
anil plHtiR to meel Johnny Wllnon,
klnc of nil the mlildlewolRhtn. (llb
bonn would undoubtedly bo thn fa
vorite, in a ecrai with the new tltlo
holder.
It In probable Hint the bill now
beforo the MusH.tchiiiiettn IcRl.ila
turn to lccallze boxing In that
ntate will pima. The meaaiire iiro
vlilen for a IioxIiir coiiiiiiIhiUiii of
three, and would permit 10-round
bouts to declnlon.
H.ittlliiR I.cvlnnky. chamoion nf
the llchl heavywolRhtrt, in roIiir
lirem now. irfvinnKy recently de
feated Clay Turner, crack Indian
hcavywolRhl. Tony Molchnlr wan
another recent viitlm of tho vet
ernn.
ll.ittlliit,- Norfolk was who was
knocked out by HihirIi Houho Ware
nt New Orleann early In May, In not
Kid Norfolk, crack Panama ncRro
heaywclRht.
Infill llloom. Now York llpht
welRht under the mnmiRomcnt of
Charley Harvey, ban taken on weight
nnd In now flRhtliiR an a welter,
wo I r lit.
Tho most Important' boutn on to
nlRht'n ciird are tho Lew Tcndler
IMnkey Mitchell and Jack llrltton
Mlke O'Powd Roon. l'lnkey In a
youiiRer brother of Itlehle Mllchell.
llRhtwclRht lUiampionnhip c o n
tender. Oklahoma Takes Lead
of United States in
the Production of Zinc
WA.SIIlNC.TtiN. Mav 111 nkln
homa iiRnln I'ecamc tin- IchIIii
Kin,- producing ntati in in 10 after
havliiR nui rendered ilu- leml to
llllnolx In I9IS, flRtiren Just an-
nounceil by tho I'nltod .Stolen
RcolO)(lc.il niirvey nhow The
Oklahoma production of r.lne l.mt
year wan KM, OSS nhort toon to
Ullnotn' 11S, 3 ID.
The production for lant year,
however, wan far abort of tho 1917
production nnd wan a fallhiR off
even from 191 S. In 1917 Okla
homa produced 204,394 nhort ton
of zlno and In 191S, 139, 000 short
tons. Tho llllnoln peak produc
tion nlno Wnn In 1917 with 17:,
4K9. and In 191S tho I'ralrlo ntute
produced 141.SU short toon.
rroduction In nhort tons In
other UadliiR zinc mining Untra
In 1919 wan nn follown- .rknmin,
"11.17. Kami- 13 Jl:, I'ennsyl.
xaol.i l 7 . S 1 , all other ntaten,
o.i,4:.!i
The lotal primary production
In the entire country in 1919 wan
fii 713 nhort tons an uruIiim M7.
927 tho provloun year nnd 669,-
73 In 1917. In tho country the
prlco of grade A zlno had fallen
from 14 cents a pound in is 17
to 8.3 cents In 191S.
Ht iH
Johnny Wilson, Eleventh Champion
of Middleweight, Southpaw Boxer
Jjt rifri jHblH
Jiihunv Wllnon, Neiv Worlil'n MIiIiIIcmcIrIii Champion.
"Southfiaw1 Johnny Ileum eleventh chamoion of the middleweight!!
a boxer who wan practically unknown
pion .MIKO U'lJOWll
PHILLIES DEFEAT
CHAMPSJN 15TH
Cubs Win From Braves-
Rain Sets Back
Robins-Cards.
CINCINNATI,
brnkn Itn InelnK
nmri loiUy by
Mar !.- Philadelphia
atreak of nine airairht
winning rrnm the iteiia
, Hlntr nnil Illiey pllched
In Ilia ttth Inning,
line ball,
The acora:
rVilaillila.
aii. ii, ro.
Claalnmtl.
AH. II. M. A.
1,'bnran.If. 7 3 1
RDth.3i.
1
n 3
Rani-rfL.aa. 3
WlllUnu.rf. 3
Klrnial.lf. il
J. .Mlllnr.Sb. a
rail'llt.lh. 3
R IUleT.3b. 3
Wllhrow.e 1
Rurr, p. 3
a
2
HlutKrt.il).
nroh ,1b
Rouah.rf.
I"nirn,lf.
Kepf.aa.
Niala.rf
JUrtil-n.e.
rVrialer
Allrn.c.
Blni.p.
I Cum
1
II
9
I
4
2 1" I
3 3 0
3 4 0
3 1 0
1 1
3 a
1 In
I 3
l s
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2 3
13 4 0
3 ii :i 2
Total) 13 13 13 33
Tnttll ( 13 43 :.1
riatteil fnr llardlen In ninth,
tltatteil fnr Jllng In 15th
rhllailetphla . ooo no ooo una ooi--j
Cincinnati ooo jno 000 noo ooo - .3
nummary, nuna, Htenael, H Miller,
niiey, (Iroh, Diincin. errnra, Knpf, ttlnir,
twn-haae hlla, Itnuah, Wllllama, flenc-1:
nlnten haae. I.ebourvean . ilnuhle playa,
Knpf In llath tn Daiibert. J Miller tn
lUnrrnft tn I'auletln. Wtihrnw In .1. Mill
ar, llanrrntt In Paullette. nltey In With
rnnr to It Miller. It. Miller tn .1. Miller
tn Pnnleitr. biiaee nn hall", off lllnit 1.
off niney (. atrnck out. by lllnv 6, by
Itliry .
iil. Make llll- Count,
Cltll'AIIO. Hay 1 The Cuba made
their llltn count In the. flrat and fourth
Innlnaa. ami defeated lluaion. ft lo I.
The ei'itre
Ooiton,
An II ro S
lino
4 13 3
4 n n a
4 110
i i in n
Caiiin.
lark.if. I 1 3
rMfll.rf.
'oilM-tlrr u. I
rikrrt.rf. 3
Rarbrr.lb . 3
Htertaon.lf. 4
n.l.3b. 3
T.rrr.Jb. 3
MlWer.e. 3
Alnanitrr.p. 2
t 3
3 .1
n It
2 3
l n
n t
1 4
I 0
rirli.Sb. 4
Minn.lf. 4
rrulie.rt. 4
It le. Ih I
nnrrlrl.tb. 4
M'r'nellle.ia. 4
n'.Nrlll.f. '1
l n ,i
0 4 0
0 0 3
Ilrirn.p.
3 I
Tolllt .34 30 i Tilli 2 tl 27 13
Tinaton . "nno "boo i o'o-i
Chlcaxn .. P0 100 OOt -ft
nummary llune, flaik. Itollocher. Itnh
erlaon. Terry Klllefer. rrulae. errora. Itol
locher Mammilla, tmi-baae luta, Alexan
der. Iloeihel. double play. Marani'llle lo
llnlke. buaea nti balla. off llearn 1. atiuclt
nut. by Aleiander 4
HELD FOR RUNNING STILL
AllCRfil MootVihlnrrH ,rar a I'loro
to Appear llcforo Crnnd ,lury.
I'OTKAC. Okln., May 16. Jake
Pontelt, hln son Sam, and l'rank and i
Will M c.M n nun were held to thn
United Htate Brand Jury ynnterday
by ComnilHloner IkiRwcll on eharRen i
of npcnillni; a iiiiinnnhlne mill al I.e. '
Kline. Hi U ciiunf. They were ur
renli il .u' week in a raid by In
tcrn.il revenui' offici'rn front I'ort
Sill it 1) who captured their Mill while
tho plant wan In full opeiatlon. t'pon
full il re to make bond the men wore
taken to J.) 1 1 at MuhkoRco.
Will lloddon. Ilerry WrlRht and ,
Hrazll Jacobs of McCurt.iln county,
who wero arrested by tho name of
ficers, were nlno held to tho Rrand
Jury. They wero rclennod on 12,000
bond each.
Offlcern nay Jacobs' placo has been
a rendezvous! for years nnd has been
rcnponnlblo for milch trouble. Hod
den made a nworn and slRncd con
fcRslon statins the still found nt hln
place helnnRed to him and wan op
erated nolely hy him. The confession '
rauhcd tho tifricers tn releane Hod
den n inothet anil his voiihr brother,
wh j had been taken Into custody.
Iniprt'snlvl' Ccronionj .
UOMK Ma If, -The eanonlz.itlon
of Joan of Arc the French national
lierolno wan celebrated by I'ope 1
llenedlct tnln mornliiR in St cetera,
It wan tho groutest and mont Impres
sive function performed In the his
torlo basilica for several conturlea
pust.
before hla defeat of former Cham
The Turf
Kntrlca Tinlny.
l-'lrat rce. alt furlonifa- Valentine I.ady.
10I. Sehnn n.. 107. I'nrt l.lalil. 111. Kama,
Its, Water War, lit, M llert Thurman.
113. Ilrlnxhurat, 11!. HKh Vn llano, 113;
Trllllnphanl. 113. Marnamea. 113, Nauf
(onilult, 117, Hilly Joe, 117. Sir John
VeiKna. 117: I'laiarn, 117, Dn M Cralr,
117. H,tteeer, 117, Vlalon. 107, Vanaylvla,
107, Military tllrl. 101, The Italian!, 117;
lluke Of, Devon. hire. 113.
Hecond race, aavan furlnnife Itolate rer,
10ft. frivolity, 111; Second Conaln, lift.
Harry (llelver. lit, Maude Kelly. 110.
Weatnood, lift, I'h-nolnr. lift, Servlior,
lift! Abbeaa. 110, Alei, Jr., lift, Huhat).
tuie, 110, llapldan. Ill, Lieutenant Per.
Ulna, llfit hainmy Itny, lift, Lord M'rack,
lift LltThtnllif Hweep, 110, Cormornn, U&t
Nonleck, lift. Melody Alan, lift, Hefucee
II, 110. lllack Hackle, lift.
Third race, onn mile Viva America,
lOfti Klku. 10(, War I'rlie. I0. Wlcktord,
104, Paaloreau. 110. I.eocharea, 113, llall
nee Idol, 111, Ilouthrdlie. 111.
i Fourth race, four and upe-hwlf fur
longa Dorothy, llfti Mlna I'raley, lift,
lllanchn Mac, lift, UiukIi Maiden, Hi.
1'enwell, IK, Mebe. lift.
Klfth race, mile and quarter Rterllnit,
Uli tlolden llloom, 133, Peace Pennant.
131.
With race, mile and aliteenth (liiaran-te-,1.
10S. Miaa Tatty. JOS. l'eiiry C. 101.
Uvea rif Ynunir, 107, Frank W , 1 07 1 Alulu,
1 07 1 Jim llaatlnaa. 107. Cnrlland, 110.
Principle, 113. The Leopard, 113, VJraTo,
113, Our Illrthilay. 112. lluMian, 113.
feventh race, mile and nliteenlh -Alhena.
101. Ilyrne, 10. Hen Crchln. 101.
Wenonah, 101. KlmpHtonc. JOB . Ilarlock.
tOI, ir One, 11.1, xjoney Maker, 113.
MeUnchnlta, H3i Waller II. I'earcv. 113
Nllht Wind. Hi, Kllng. 111. Npeedater
lOii Alexander, 0, Trophy, lot, Hu'l
II., 101. I.a Koudre, 10, Lottery, 111.
Wea.her clear, track fnat
EMPIRE OF THE WILD
Vast ArrcnRO In Unillana to Imj
llchl .Sacred lo llahllathm of
Wild 1. 1 To.
$'KW OHI.I3ANH, May 16. If
tho IcRlsIaturo passes a hill of ac
coptance, Louisiana will have ac
quired a veritable empire nf tlio
wild, ntretrhliiR u'.oiir tho (Julf of
Mexico for a dlntance of 75 miles
and comprlMnR an area of 500
topiaro miles.
The bill of noeept.inro In only a
for nalliy and the state conserva
tion department atieady ban beRiin
to outllno tho work necessary to
keep the tract safe for the creatures
of tho wild.
Tho property consists of Marsh
Island with 78.000 acres of land
purchased by Mrs, I tun-ell SuRe and
Riven to the state nn a R.ime rcfiiRU
and a tract of 85,000 ncren In Ver
million and Cameron parlnhe on
the coast Riven by thn Rockefeller
foundation. Adjoining Marsh Island
in the present stato Biime farm on
land bnlotiRltiR to the Mtillienny
Interests of 00.000 aires. I.jinR be
'ween the Rame faun and thn
Itorkefeller tract Is what is known
as the Oi'iinil t'henler tract of 85,000
which iho state pxpeds to iiiipilro
In Hie near futiue
This will give Louisiana what la
believed hero to be the Rrealcnt
wild llfti rrfURo ill tho world. Tho
Kreat domain In patrolled hy iiRcntn
of tho conservation commission
nnd on It all sorts of Runie are pro
tected and prop.'iRiited,
Kdward A. Mcllhenny, wealthy
salt mine owner, has given Rroat
tracts of lands nn well as largo sums
of nloncy to aid In tho work.
SHAMROCK DESIGNER HERE
NKW VfllMv M.ii? 1 il - -f al, r, ,.l,.u f
,N'lcholsoii des!phrr of Sir ThomiiK
...I.,.,!, n - ,i ,ii, ,--iiiiiii utii i urriv ii
here lodiiv o i the steamer Muureta
nil. from Simthiimpton, to Inspect
the recent (iln'raibitH made id th
An.eiiciis rup lil.tlleiiRer nt the city
lelnml ihmiriril It jl viirw...!.! ....
Rrel thru llirv livpnlv.lhpim
Shamrock, wnlch had been, delayed
hy storm In Its tup from KiiRland,
ad not arrived as ho wished tho
chnllenirer to have her tryoutn as
foon na pofMblo,' Tho nmallor bodt
loft Dartmouth, KnRlajjd. .May 4.
Memphis Regains Top
Place in Southern A.;
Barons Finally Lose
ATLANTA, (., May 16. -Memphis
lunt week regained Iho
Southern nnnoclntlon lead, relin
quished the week before to Illr
rnlnRham nnd Mobile. The three
truing nro bunched closely around
flrnt place.
lllrniliiKhum, whose wlnnlnR
itrenk of 10 game una broken
Tueaday lost three of seven
sntiici, white Mobile won only
two out of nix and Memphis lost
only one of five. Little Hock, with
heavy hltMiiR nnd sttotiR pitch
Iiir. won four and lost two.
Of the other leamn, Atlanta
won three and Inst two, New Or
Icann broke even In six and
Nashville won two nnd lost four,
while ChattanooKU showed im
provement with three victories
to four defeats.
INDIANS DEFEAT
YANKEES 8 TO 2
Tribe Continues H a r d
Hitting B r o w n s
Beat Griffs.
NKVt YOHK. May l Dflnrr the
Inrfat crnwil ver aamt,leil at ih pnlo
Rruuniln rinvnland ilntfatnl Nnw York to
ilny. Majn w.i ilrlvfli from I Im box In
the flrat tunlnji wlmi lie viflturs ncore.1
flvi ruin by clean hilling
Tha afnie
Nn. Ywk.
(111111x4
(R. ii. rn. a (k ii. rn. a
A'udM I I .1 I r.rmij.lf i i s o
ll.ilfl.1b. ( 0 0 3 lhalaillfi.il. S .1 0 6
flrr.lh. 4 1 13 3 .rHr.r. 3 I S 0
Buili.rf 3 I n (Jmlih.rt. linn
l.ll ir (111 Mo.ur. 2210
r-iil 3" 4 13 3 nardVr.Jh 4 0 13
Bivlif.rf 2 13 0 n'H'ni.!li. 113 3
llannah.e. I n 3 3 Mnaton.lb. I I 13 I
llin p. nonn o vii r I : 1 n
T'rmtli'rn p. 3 10 ltiti;.p. 3102
a linil linn -
Mfrld, p. II 0 0 0
Tntlli 't 37 1 Tnlill 35 1337J!
Hailed for Thormahlcn In eighth
N"ew Vork . . ..OOll 100 001 -3
(.'lei eland ftOO 000 301
Summer) Ituna. Plpp. Itulh. (Iraney.
Chapman, Speaker 3 Smith Wood, (lard
ner Wainbcuanna, errora. Ward 3. Meuael
3 Wood. two baae hlla. VambKanaa,
I'rjlt Chapman, nulla . Ihree-baae hit.
llaah etolen baae, Wood, double rlayn,
(Miapinan tn Wambeganaa In Johnaton,
rurdner tn Wninbrcana lo Johnatnn 3.
Hannah to Want, baara on balla. off
llacby : off Thorinahlen .1. atruck out. by
Ilai;by 1 by Thorinahlen 4.
Itrnnna len Serlea.
WASIIINUTON. May It, Mt. Lnula
evened up the aerlea tiy taking the aecnnd
irama from WnahlnKton today 4 to 3.
Wellmann puiileil tho locals after thn
flrat two Innlnca.
The acore:
AH. II. TO A .(II. II.
AuMln.Sb ( n n 1 Jialp.lt. 3 3
r)rin..lb. 3 3 3 1 Milan If. 4 3
Tnhln.lf 1 0 3 0 Rlce.rf. 4 1
SWer.lH. a 111 I fleih.rf 3 0
HlllUmj.rf. 4 110 Ilarrl.3b. 4 0
Jabenn.rf. 1 3 3 0 Wlfrti-e.3b. 3 0
Ittlttnts.e. 4 3 4 1 Sbannon.u. 3 I
Cerber.aa. 3 3 14 rirlnlrtl.e. 3 n
llfllmann p. 3 0 0 3 Jobnvn p. 10
Tilall 33 13 3T 13 Tell'l 33 7
1 I
SI. Ixillla 00 000 130- I
Wanhlnirlon 1 10 000 0 3
nummary Runa, Wllllama, Jarobaon 3,
(lerher. Judge, Shannon: errora, Auitlti,
Kllerbei two-baae htl, Wllllama; llolen
haaea, Illlllnga, Juilge, Jacobaon, Oarberj
double play, Judge tn Shannon to Judge:
baaea on balla. off Wellmann 4, off John
on 3, atruck uut, by Johnaon I, by Well
mann 1,
KENDALL MEN IN
GOOD CONDITION!:
Orange and Black Track
Team Trains Hard
for State Meet.
workouts Wednesday, will be the
lynrjram for the Kendall coUorc
track squad, which Thursday com
petes In the state tntercolleRlatc track
and field meet at Stillwater. Coach
h'chmldt last nlRht said that all the
men nre In cood condition, and
thotiRh they needed the practice In
the dual meet with Iho Chllocco In
dians, which wan cancelled Satur
day, they will be In Rood shape to
battle for the oranRe and black for
the state coIICRlutn title.
Other entrants In the meet will tlon
be the Oklahoma AsrIos. rhilllps June 8:30 p. m., commen
university, i-ontrai. Houmwesicrn, i ment concert, university nudltorn
Kant Central, Southeastern and
Northwestern normals, with the pos
nihility that KlnRtlsher and thn H.ip
tlstn und Cuthollcn may enter their
teams,
CLOTHES AND FILMS AZTECTTrTc"rrEL I C
Killtjl Ilnllcr SajN Wardrolx; or Slam
HaN .Much to Do With
Success.
NKW YOHK, May 16. What do
screen styles mean to the nr
oro woman, asks Kdllh Hallcr. In
answer she says: "To my mind
Ihoy im tho reason why women
leave homo In the evcnlnc and seek
tho nearest photoplay theater. As a
rule they do not demand of their
favorite nctrers that she Rlvo u
Sara llernhnrdt
tlon In every new picture, tint they
do expect her io look well.
When she play 4 sumo music In
tho tnoontlrfbt him tmiwi lnit,
rowii to match, one that sots off the
shapely contour of her neck and Is
In harmony with the scene- When
she goes to lea at the llltx she must
look tho part In a smart frock of
tho latest modo. When she rides,
If she lays any claim to belonslnR
to the tipper strata of society, her
habit must bo tho last word In cut.
Hor morning frocks must bo chic,
her ncRllRoes ovcry woman's Ideal,
It In my earnest conviction that
tho success of a picture with tho
fcmlninn part of nn audience very
often rests with tho star's wardrobe.
A woman mm ret nn-fn- iii. ...
- " - -. .ii cm - l
torlal murder liorai.lf !,, Ll. 1
little charily in her heart for the
.i!ii.- in u -lanci- kow n. 1
Appointed commercial .incut.
KI.. I'ASO. Texas. May Hi.- ,
Joacuuln HodrlBitee. lua i,.n ,
commercial agent for tho Mexican
rovolutlrin.iry movement nt HbrIo
Pass. Toxtut. and Joso N. Hoblcdo
has veen appointed to the hmo office
at Del Rio, Texaa, It wm announced
HMO
CHAMPS EASILY
DEFEAT MINER;
Indians Win From De
Moines R a i n at
Omaha.
XT JOHCI'll Hay l The Hii
thn aecond nanio of thn ar-rlea h-T t,.,
.lorlin Ihla afternwm. 7 to 1 i, i,
aurlrit ell fnr thn Miners Hurt i, i ,
lointa hlllnna fair the, tlrat fue Innini.
the alxth. howavtr, the Halnln upene,i
n bninbnrilmenl thn 3' iired four r u a
drove ttnniUon ftutn lh niuund
Thn score
lailla. St I in li
AH. II ri). . 1 (II a M
l 13 11 RweelU rf
3 12 1 Hntbalfr Ih. 4
3 :i 4 0 krlleheru 4
( 0 3 0 Uatker rf I .,
113 0 KlrliMf i, a
1110 Connie, ah.
1 0 7 0 5tiMtak lb. i n a
3 n 3 I CnWire 4
1 n 0 3 Uvhin p. : i. n
i. 3 10 1
30 B 31 7 TUlt : v .r
tlainfr 3b.
Hniln..
Rriart ir
aiiwii.ir.
trkrr u.
r,rmtn,1h
Punn.e
OoiNlann p.
Juiilln . . oi)D i mi in.'
ill .Inaeph Oil 'H'( .U
Mt Juaeph , . . 000 (im ;u
Humniary Hnnn. Vm key. I' .nei
llnnnwlll. Ilruhaker 3 Kelldier Mik
t'lnaliy, errara, Hironir. Ym kev. ' I.
Kelleher 3, Croaby earneil runa ln( t
Ht. .Tnaeph ft, bancs nn balla, tiff 1 ,t h
3 off Onoilanii I, off Dnnninn I a' ;
out. by l.uachrn 6. t,y (lni.laiin J i.f,
haaea, .Inplln 10. hi. Jnaepll I, 'lirfr b,
111 t a. M anner. Ilrubaker. i;rnsliy a ,i . , .
hlla, Waxner. I.anib. Cunroy j II i i
Klrhy. umplrea, KltipntrKk nml Win
lime. 1.19.
Imlluna Hut I li n I .
Di:S MOINUS. May It.-Oklal'. nm (
hit l)nil anil Dresaen freely tnil a
nun the aecoml arainei u( the aeri-i i
4 lii h IlKht drltale.
The score
Olllhtrra City.
Oil Malnn
ah, it ro
Frmrh w. i
AH. II rn. A
Mietler.ir
3
Slimff.tf. -rf
J t
MUrrm't, lb. 5
Mllan.lt I
MfU.rf 4
i o
l.'itlmn-e 3b. I 1 1
llniriif.K. 4 3 3
1
inr.rlti.2b.
Sbarnoo.lb.
(irirrin.ef.
nn
tcl
3
I
lU-hnol lb.
1 II
rorfrr.jb
0 3
0 0
l)'Cinrr.rf
Anitrrviii.e.
Kurd p.
tLni2
D-ni.ro p.
R'kllee.p.
Tnllll
II
I'flilrt'ftfl.rf. n ii n
ii-lfflibr I 1 3
rUmrrr.p. 3
3 0
Toti'i 37 II 37 ICl ToUli 17 II rf
rialteil for llrlffln tn aeventn.
titan for I'ltl In.aeventh
t Hatted fnr lloyd In third
Oklahoma City .001 tlO Wi
Dca .Vlolnra ... 003 000 0.1)
Siiminar) Ituna, Mneller, Moore I ti
mnre. Iluahea 3, llumphrlee, (Irifft
Itainaey, French Milan, Men, t.,mg
rnra, French Milan, home run M
Ihree-baae llltn. HuRltea. Krench. two-b
hltn. Shannon. Ilameey, McDerni
French, aacrlflce lilta, l.lndlmore 3 a
rlftce fly, Moore, atolen baae, Hub'i
left on baaea, Oklahnma Clly 10 I
Molnea 7. balk. Iloyd. atrurk out
I llamaey 3, by Ireaaen 4, by lluckalew
! baara on half, off Hamaey 3, off Hoy,)
nil urceeen -. nir iiucaaiew vriia p i
Hod. earned runa and hlla. nff Hoyi
and 6 tn 3 lnnlmr. off lirctaen ft an.
In 3 1.3, off lluckalow 0 and 3 'I .
Inalnir pitcher, lloyd, dnithln Pliiya. Llr
more In Humphries lo Shannon. Mroio
llumphrlea, umpires, Ilecker and Hurkl
I line. 3 l(
FOUR-CLASS REUNIO
VroRrnni of Commencement at L"i
icmily of Oklahoma In
liitdOi Class,
Special to The World,
NOHMA.V, May IS, A. It
Hill, president of tho University
Missouri, will deliver tho co
menoement address at tho Cnlv
slty of Oklahoma Tuesday, June
nnd Hev. C. C. McCnIU, dean of
ntil's cathedral, Oklahoma c
III nreach the baccalaureatn f
... n ........... i.. " , i
I iiiiiii .iiiiiuia, uiiiio o, ITCH, nirdi
I). Mrooks announced.
Knur classes will have retin
exercises this year They are
Rraduates of tho 1900. 1905, t
and 1915 classes. Kred K, Tarn
Oklahoma City, Is president of
class of 1915. Hlrnm lmnson.
Hard tralnlnR today with llRhl 1 llll'i ' '"S out n history of
chins of 1915. which will he r
nented to members of the cl.ts--the
reunion.
The commencement proRram
Iiir mailed out lo all nhimnl
Secretary lllrhard II. Cioyd Is
follows:
June fi, 10i30 a. m haccalatin
sermon, university uudltorluiiK
Juno 7. registration of alumni
Cloyd's office, law bulldlnR.
June 7. 2:30 p. m.. annual hi
ness meeting of tho alumni assoi
luno 7. 9:T5 p. m.. business mi
InRs of reunion classes.
June S, 10:30 n. in., commen
ment exercises.
June 8, 12:45 p, ni"., alumni ijn
eon. Teepee hall
lViins)liiinln .Miisciini Itcccl
Vnliiablo Collection nf I'rchla.
toiio Mcinciilops.
I'lIlLADIJIiPHIA, May lfi '!
ornaments, Idols, crowns, armor ;
other rellcn of nrent historic vi
which dnto from tho clvlllratiori
tho Inrns. Aztecs tind other Mt
can nnd Central and South Airi
ran peoples are contnlned In ,i
lection of 30f) npp(l;nens ro
placed on view for the flrt-t i me
the muFeum of tno I'niver.-.iy
rcnnsylvitnla.
Tho exhibit wnn only en
brotiRht to Its present comp-ten
hy tho purchase of object wh
had been In possession of i'0
Krench family for Renoratmn- I
which wero sold it Paris tiecii
tho family tmai impoverished
Clold was used by tho A'-' a
Ipcas only for ornanonts, rriigK
emblems nnd nttlro. These objet
shipped to Spain hy Plzzaro '''or'
and others In tho 1 6th und 17th ci
turles worn molted und coined. Tl
explains the rarity of the iigu
golden objects. .
A grave recently opeiu l nSc
lombln proved a rich troic f ilif
It was apparently tlio bur P'J
of a princess. Knnugli n 1
nauients were discovered I1"
ly to clothe n mnilern wnoan
her appearance In a ballroom Tin
were, besides a crown. 1 Dr''
plate, girdle, armlets and 'lrl
other appendages, nslile from
Rrrat quuntlty of Jewels. Hlng.' '
necklaces of amazing beauty
among tho objects.
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